Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-06

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buildines srs se-tiaed with saanon
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SUICIDE o. CAPTAIN.
The Norwegian bark Rosanius. tveu- /
ty-three daVe from Tahiti. has arrived.
| Ihe Roneniua aaiIed from NewoaatIa N Il
8. w.. March 4th for Puget Sound via
the Fiji Islands. On the morning Of
the Tth Of March, at three O'Clock, Gag
tain Saveningsen, Who was on deck,
dropped ON his hands and knees and be- L
gan crawling along 10 the poop Geek
where he was caught BY the coat by
seaman. which vas torn frsm bis back
and be jumped overheard. A boat vas
lowered and search was made IN vain.
For three or four days prior 10 this
eveBt be bad been talking In . wild and
wandering manner. The Mate assumed
command OF the vessel and brought Der
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aro~n@d v,as rnsrr;eS IN N.~cS.tla 90
week nSeviooa "a hia dansTtnre Ais
vife rss;das In thst citv with hsr ,sls-
tives.
TIE KALAKuKA.
Captain Armstrong, who commanded
the Hawaiian bark Kalakuka when she
was here last year, previous 10 her De.
partuFe for Valparaiso, arrived on the
barkentine Discovery. The KalAkula
omitted 20 pay bills held against her By
several Seattle merchants before shs
sailed. After discharginQ her lumber
cargo In Valparaiso she cleared for this
port, bat vent to Honolulu. where the
vessel vas condemned and sold. Cap
tain Armstrong is nov looking for an
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pui INTO honoioio 70 IeaAy oonoiaon'
ana vas oy lsst advices reported 70
have been conoemnsd' vas solo recent
y 10 tnat port 70 :. n Sastle q 70 o.
honoiolgs TOT tlfoJo Inc vessei 81 zoe
time OF ner departure vas LEAKING.
DONKEY engine vas piaeeo on ooefo ano
attached 70 ner pumps ~ oroef % keep
t ner cleas &c o. x ~ ., tn,s enG.ne .ss
SOLO IoE 200. NO mehtIeh Was mace TO
RardinR the disFOsition'of she lumber.
vEssKIs DRESSED UP.
A larser number of ves,als than usual
vvara ar,chnred IN ana harbar veataraev
ana made A. elaborate diaplav al bnnt' ID
inc The United stats revenne cutter
0iivsy WoIcoIt ~as ihs hsss dseoratsi
~ ~nx vsSSsi IN tSs nav aavSrSi foy
s;sr -ssssis wsra s,nite ,harai ;r ra,sin.
h%nnsTs thst indiaatad thsir hich an
nreoiation al the Fourfh Of JuIv.
tn stsau,shin Anaon had Ar elegant
aisnIsv - Arexorks Iasf nioeS The
commodions steames "a hsndsomelv
deoorstsd for ths oceasian. wish nation.
al hanneT. ana varions deaiona Ia auit
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she otsar natristie disnlavs In eoumem.
o-a.io- osths ora Srsd ara sisvaoth
snnIverSarv AZ AmsrIean indeDendsnoa.
A Iaros 1artv from the port a En- Z
trv lsft xesfefdaV for OoQusyilIe. 10 a.
tend 4 picuic given by TIE Townsend 4
bremen. Al the grounds a game Of 4
base ball Vas played b. the WILDLY
Islanders aod The UnknoWps OF Pott
Townsend, which resulted IN favor Of
the latter el9h, she soJre Standing Is 10
IS and one inning IN favor Of tAe Un-
knowna.
A few eentlemen we're around solicit
ING funds today for the purpose OF DE-
feadinz Mrs. Emma AailOy. the Evan
eelist Who Uss here SOME weeks ago,
and Is nov &c tEial u AiasoaTi foT be-
ina an aoSessofy - the crime Of the
murder Of Mrs. Sadie 0rahAnn.
Hon JIG. Saan u IN recetpt Of Q con
munic2tien from tas Rear Admiral 10
charge Of she British var ship OAroitne,
aTurss-fra A hfoh nuunaoiaAfon Of the 4